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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14
knights of the Switch.

COLUMBUS, September 7.-[SpeciaL J.
Last Thursday Andrew Vanhorn, who
lives in Hope, went home full of whisky.
He first attacked bis brother. whom be
beat in en- in-buman manner, when his
mother interferred. The fellow then
kr ocked her DOWN and mistreatAd her
most shsmefully. The citizens heard OF
IL and at night q dozen or more of them
went 10 the Vanhorn residence and treat
ed the brutal fellow to q good grubhing
with switches.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14

who hope-nay, believe-thst the moral re-
lations between several portions of one
race are wisely destined to acquire increas-
ing harmony and closeness.
"Your obedient and faithful servant,
Nv. Z. GLADSTONE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14
On Scriptural Grounds.

[ChtIc.
"Why don't you mend your clothes?'
asked a gentleman of very wsuher-
beaten tramp. "Oos," was the reply, 81
got it from the Scripter that it dom pay
to sew tears"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14
Encouragement.
lHarper's Bazar,I

Percy Lovelace Ia suitor) you
think can ever win Miss Pickles lover"
Cynical Friend Ia former suitor)E"Never
despair, my boy. What man has done,
man can don
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14
Hugo Hnsslserrs Testimony.

Inc swift SPECIFIC Company. Atlanta &C.
Gentlemen-For two years had q severe case OF
eczema used tar soaps. sulphur soaps and various
other remedies, and was prescribed for by numbers
OF physicians but found no relief. Atiast deter
mined 20 try the s. s s. remedy, and seven eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved me, and YOU can
use this certificate in any manner you wish. ?
HUGO HASKELL
New York, Nay s. 1851.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14

rants sgainst Mr.. O'Brien and Mr.. Mande-
vile, the Poor Law guardian, iwere issued
for the special purpose of exasperating the
crowd.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14

IT used to be that virtue alone out
builds the Pyramids" but II 1t goes on con-
quering and to Conquer, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will ont cure and out live them all.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-14

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ,ss-sA
Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
BOY : WINTER Cf.OTHiNG.

We have placed on sab. Tie follow irg excel
lent values III iiuse's Stiis, III weights adapted
To The coming season. The best quality best
Hnanship, ami most l"ppltr styles the
several prices can possibly buy. We sell no
suits Tor ali wou that ave i,ot such.
Lot Of Boys Mixed theviot Salts, made
~ urtolh siNlc, w'lhortL belt. lined through
out. medium heavy weight, Siz"S ! tu II Years.
Only - per suit
| Lot # Boy rs" piece hi; Scotch Che
viot Sui ;, Hurt"Ik sly !u!i pir,ted sknt,
lined all the Way through, >izs -, tn 6 years
Only - per suit.
Same i'll On" piece Kilt, only 81 - Ter
suit. The best 81 Suits mId...
This popular pricc Tor a Boy ) suit viii be 4,
special feature OF our large stock. The mann
factnler Of them has The Irpulation, unciI.
lenScd, OF making tht bs.>l ille--bc>t quality,
best i'll ST. IL, and best in woIkinJnsnip--ui
Boys 81 Suits that is offered The trade. We
might make larger profit in handling anoril,
rr, Tut Ne prefer oar ercumium III the shape
of incl eaSrd sales and sat SIZED purchasers
THESE suits are made. from line c.lS>iuclrs,
as hear II Wu"l a. - suit can he ma lr, att
strongly >cH,d, iI."d liuoG-hout, aud are
shown III Il variety { choI,.c dark cncck, a:rl
miXtuies Sizes / To {! ,nI> with high cut col
I.n. sizes 70 10 Years low cut collar. Only
- per suit. We have I:o ,'l'rhrd 4 choice line
of Boys Cape 0vt'rt"ttS Y ,rI"ly of ST les
and patterns. Prices how.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
Our Chances of Success.

As when in a great military encoun
tire the opposing forces are brought into
full action aud fighting commences all
along the line, the strong and the weak
points of the contending sides become
manifest, so in political contest when
both sides are putting forth their best
eudeavors it soon becomes evident what
are the elements of weakness and what
the elements of strength. The Demo-
Gratis of our county, as is conceded on
all sides, have put in the field one Of the
best tickets that has ever been nomina-
ted for years. The ticket taken as a
whole is not only good one, hut there
are men on it whose regulations both
public and private will bear the severest
scr utiny: there are others whose popu-
iarity is far beyond the ordinary and
whose influence for the whole ticket will
be very sensibly felt. This is our first
assurance Of victory. In the second
place, the candidates are making an ur-
usually vigorous campaign, both individ-
ualy ard collectively, and, from what
We can learn, the cause is steadily gain
ing in strength. Furthermore our coun-
ty has had reasonable share of public
patronage that has been distributed IL
berally and prudently, and there should
be no cause for dissatisfaction. The party,
as an organization, has had nothing to de-
moralize or weaken it on the contrary
recent elections have proved that the
Democratic majority in the county has
rapidly increased. No republican has
been elected to any office in Prince
Georges since the overthrow Of the Ma
,ional Republican party and as the BEN
etits of an honest and economical Demo-
cratic administration at Washington
multiply, it is reasonable to suppose that
the chances Of Republican success here
will continue to become less Every
thing, therefore, seems to point to the
election of our ticket Its elements of
strength are becoming more and more
apparent as the campaign progresses, and
the candidates are cheered BY the enthu
siastic receptions that are accorded them
wherever they do.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
DISBURSEMENTS. q.

Pub
thousand dollars
The largest number children attendance lime hundred
children II
Il 10 Il
from Treasurer paid by Mr. Perkins.
Mcsrs.T sand hay
County Commissioners careful iberaon and the
the
lin Count ape o
The
building
Of
will be the
these
increased
in
building replace The old and larte buildings
c
appropriation
Lounyt the
pn, | rlnth he
IN : each
Schools
the
o
Scl0ols ia IS o
ton il
the Financial
that 10
Whie
whir To IN of
Finlncia asked
BY Order OF
THOMAS S. STONE,
Secretary anil Treasurer
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

Baltimore city elected Democratic
Mayor on Wednesday by majority of
4,49J. It was great victory for Mr..
Latrobe who has now been elected TO the
highest office in the gift Of the Monu-
mental City for the fifth time. The con-
test was one of unparalleled bitterness,
but the election was orderly and quiet
beyond expectation. The Democrats
elected twelve members Of the first
branch Of the City Coulcil and seven OF
the second branch-the Republicans
eight of the first and three members of
the second.
Considering the vigorous efforts put
forth by the opposit on, and the infiu-
ence that was brought to bear from out
side quarters, the Democratic managers
deserve the greatest credit. The victo-
~ is so substantial that the success of
che State ticket by large majority is as
sured. Maryland is tho :oughly Democra-
tic. and will continue to be, so despite
the discordant elements within the State
and the rernicous influences from with
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

Tin, t{rn;,f.ii..l> Of Prince tt,t,rIt'>
county. in convention assembled. con-
,lcmn the >ilvucc OF the late ncnocr;;tic
convention upon the Issues OF the cam
pairu. aial believing Il tbs dat. Of a PARTY
TO inform the pcou!r a. far Il possible. al
its policy. and the action to be taken by
lis candidates. should they he elected.
adopt the following resolutions:
|. They ratify and adopt the platform
of The late Republican State Convention
ana the nominations made thereon.
). The public should be informed. ut
.r...ucot Intervals through regular chan
urlS. of All public hu>i ines; especially j.
Ihi, true OF ihe amouut .! taEcS levied.
and for y hat purpose levied the ai.4uunt
OF faxes collected, aud how di>poScd of ::
the amount oi uncoliccied ta&rS for each
wear open: the amount received from
iiuuor licenses. by whom paid. and how
disburScd: the amount of fines collected
by Justices of The Peace and other public
Officials. aud the disposition thereof: am!
MI other recciutS aud Disbursements per
t,iniuw 10 local government.
J ne excessive indulgence granted hy
tha late iac"labrnts OF the Trca-urcr'S
otiirr. 10 Ia<-nayer>, was an injury to them
nm, ruin 10 :hr rounry-fnr each wears
.',.,.,,,n,'i.t;,, ~ r,,'aiI r,yrs lincra.srl
Nv. intrrrs1 .,.1 r.,t,.S decreased the
,Ithtnr,. ,bilify ia nay them. ard dcpre-
riar.i The value of county certificates
I,,o,,,,,. ,olIoctious ~ III ,.,y hills u-;thout
tom. or f,ynr viii rrstnrr on. tiuanrr. +,
=, I,,I,h,. ronlit;nn am, l.. beneficial 70
tIn nan,,io at 10 roirutv ,s well =. IN IT..
,ro,iitor.
rio 1,,. .,rIo,,;,,,r ,i,n 'rr,.su,,rr and
.aii.,.t,.r ,tthn ax,,ife,tion oi hi. form to
80 Iii. r,t;,iSIcI husiur,S over Ia his
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
NEW STDC X OF COMFORTS

We have placed on Si- our Fail SIn,k of
Comforts, which We consi;;cr excellent values
1000 Single bed Com orts 20 cents each
1000 Double he'd Comforts % cents each.
Coed prlnt Comforts. we'll filled. strongly
Sewed, size .'lXSu inches. 81 each
400 Landscape Print Comforts, size. ,O>SO
inch, Red Lining, Sl.1l each.
100 Best Print CoIninr ;. ENc-lIen! F,liilL.
Oiled Red Lining. Fancy q u!tlna; u bar
gain. 81 - each.
500 Cotton CARRIED Comforts i.:r.~ siz.
and heavy quality. ST.. - nrch.
800 Turkey Rcd Comfort best Filling.
Fancy Quilted. 81 - each.
Large and varied stock Of Cr,.lnilnr, Stfren
and Satin Comforts.
The best bargain in The >turk is probably
the Extra Z',i, ENtri iitiyy Saieru Com
tort, at 81. One side plain and the other
figured. Ibis comfort is usually sold al 81
anu the lowest plicr r'cr reached on il WAS
so, Whrh We named al The clos. If last sta-
son. This season, hr purchasing largely,
We are enabled /" quote 1t al 81 Il VI iii con-
stitute one of utr ''f'lli Drives"
-" ihr lslim.,et s4,n"k i, also ready.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
y err advertisement
Sheriff. 5 Election Notice,
TO THE IT DGES OF ELECTION AND
VOTERS OF PRINCE GEORGES
COT \TI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVEN TO the
~ JEd.> II r,tinn ana The Voter, IF
I'riuct 'i.r'E'' : tuIin!S. Ilat III Election viii
h" hrid "It
Tuesday, the Sth Day Of Nov. 81
AT IL" usual pLrr> of voting in &c several
Election Dislri'lS, for She purp'4- ot choo<-
IL the following ,iIi ca VIZ
pnt person I" To-. tiu>vln"r of The S,,r,. Of
Mary land 't"'' er-"n 70 hc Conn lrnllrr Of
'hr Treasury i III" STATE at Ma iaud one
p;a''i 10 h, Attorney -t:Vn,-ral Il She \ ale of
MARY land three PERSONS 10 represent Prince.
t't, r4rs County III ihr House Of nc.t..ar, ) nr
Maii Land one person ln he Treasurer for
flntr Georges r,,,iliN one tn,rs,n To- he
States Attorney tor Prince Georges county ;
persru Ia lie Sheriff for Prime t;r,ret.s
county ili:er persons Ia i, .It.l.,.s al the. Or
phan> Cont for Prince Georges county five
~ ie"nN /" he County ''"nmiS> onrrs tnr
/ PRIME" Georges c@un'y one person to To. sur
e.'r FIR lIiir-' &. orges rountv
II" Polls - I'D Election wil be. opened
~ each ard every Election D:srici ii sai,t
county. a lac USUAL places of holding The. polls
At eight "rl"rk, y. NJ, and Mil clos at t. -
"!"'k, P.M., when the ballots snail 40. up.ned
and publicly counted.
And The election 10 be h. | is lnr the fur
ticl purpose It tt Gliding by ballot whether or
- va wa ''i't' We '"i"' Tor the
| " -" '''',' r'''"rn III the hl'""-
~ INV !" P'>>'o ny '''>' hi'N 'a'ii IF4'a-
'"''''' r,,r,.,
i'' -
: AN AZ To provide Tor taking at the Seiiesal
! rhNi"h |" he hrid III NV Year eighteen hun
Ai"d ana eighty ->"Fer, The SrISe OF ;lle pro-
iIe III Ir9nrd IL r..lliI.. Il convention for al
! frrll% ''tn constitution, or framing a new
! "h", At' rdihS 1" provisions Of article four
; tern' SEC ton TWO, I'll the Constitution.
| SECTION |. BE i eiuctfG bg i,p GcDP,uI As.
spmbiy Of NnyiHad That al the general elect
| icn /" Ice held on The fist Tuesday after the
inst Monday il Novtmhrr eighteen hundred
| ami eight seven. at tic sam: places Where
| county and city elections are now held by
| law fer the election OF Delegates TO the CEN
rral Assembly, every person entitled to vote
on the cue :. ion {! Il call # a convention for
altering Tia. Constitution, or framing 4 new
one. by expressing III writing or in printed
form tie Wo;d> For Convention" or
Against a Convention" rs the case may Ice.
| and i'll cas- here shall be any ballots without
the designation above prescribed the same
shall not tie counted for or against a convcl,-
ton, Int a srl'erate return Shall be made b,
the judges ol Election: and il is thereby pro-
yd, Il that lie Sheriff, OF the several counties
and tie Sheriff OF E,ltl!nC?e city shall 1--WE no
nee OF the d. above designated for holding
>a!d rtrl!iun tOr Il call of convention in the
sane manner and for he same time as required
for notice Is the election cf members of the
General Asst tabiy.
So, :. That il >lItl! lie Ii e duty .f the sev-
rIal Judges of Elections uftAi. state to lereiye.
accurately c&!lnt ,.la duly return the number
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

Things have come to pretty pass in lndi-
ana, when Governor Gray feels obliged to call
upon the United States authorities to assist
him in pntting stop to the depredations Of
the band Of marauders known as the White
Caps. These midnight visitors, who have es
tabished reign of terror in number of the
counties in that State, have control Of the To-
cal courts, so that nothing can be done with
them in this way. 1t is claimed that the fed
in the South will Justify the government otfi
GERS in prosecuting the White Caps. Govern
or Gray has made mistake, We think. This
is pre- emncntIy case for the State author
ties. and there ought 20 be enough w-ahd
ing citizens in Indiana 70 pa, down any djsor
der.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
viii the Tobacco Tax Go !?

Congressman VIM. d. Hey ONE o'er
from Philadelphia. Tuesday. 70 look over the
last proofs If his forthcoming book on the III
dustlies OF lie South. Ii is inclined to be-
lieve that Speaker Carlisle will accept the abo-
lition of the Tobacco tax this winter, in
which case the republicans Vii! push the
measure, too. unless an amendment is tackled
Oh reducing the tariff duties. Taking of the
tobacco taxes alon. would M Ike A decrease in
the Government revenues of about SIS ,OO0-
600 yearly. The republican, policy ia tariff
legislation this session, Judge Kelley said yes
terday, would be obstruction. lie iIlustra
ted the idea by tellins a good story Oh Gen
s.Bob', Schenck, of poker fame, who tr.cd 10
push tariff bill tnrou Il the House when he
was chairman Of the val, and means COM
mittee. The free Traders s.eadflstly delayed
its passage by trivial mGtios. Finally Gen
Schenck arose and stated that he would with
draw the bill and anEDunc' 10 the country
that it had been nibbed to death ly piSnires
An objection was made to his language
whereupon Gen. Schenck said II will amend
the epitaph, and say that it MS kicked 10
death by grassho, pers.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
NOTICE..
10 HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALL 9TH
FIX WHO DEAL IN IIQi DRS.

INDk ihr information Of all persons con
II crrr,d. I'll" following Act Of the Legisl,-
turr, ,as, ed March 24;h, $50, is published:
CHAPTER 1pl.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale 81 siiritnoHs or
irrruent,h Liquors in the several counties in
the State on tl.o dSY OF Election.
SECTION /. Ee 4 caacfri by he General
-t%>ebh'y 4 N'nyI,n.d, That it shall not he
lawful for HE keeper # any hotel, tavern.
store. drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold or for any person
or persons, directly on indirectly, to SELL bar
ter, give "r dispose OF any >i3i!tuous or fer
mcuted !pH"rS. ale or beer, or Intoxicating
drinks Of any kind, on the days Of election
hereafter la bc held in Ihc several counties.
SIC. =. .inIjr i fH,4htr s3t:Icicd, That any
lelson Violating tie provisions this Act shall
toe liabl" 10 iuaicrrtt by the Grand Jury Of
the county VI ia. the Ciitn,r is c"minirri,
and shall upon conviction before any Judge Of
any # Tie iru.t Courts # thi. STATE,
be fined 4 sun. not less than fifty u iar> nor
moIe il,uu one hundred do lrS iuI each aud
every oil:IIr"- one l.i,t. the fine shall be paid
10 the intnlin'r. the oilrr half T. the County
Commissioners. inr the u>r,j The public roads
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

FALL AND WINTER GOODS

| /" 'fi"r!lM Will embrace. the, Arrest and
III" attractive IlHr ever shown hy lis .t,,
pr cettln% season, and will imrlu,se anon"
"tt"rs the following Incompetence bargains
100 pieces of - inch All wool Aruhpim
SultInGS, i'll the most VaIi".l line If patterns
and ColprlngS We have ever shown in any on,.
line of Dress Goods, embracing hair line and
medium stripes, small checks, fancy mixtures
in medium ana dark effects, dark ground
shot, with high colors, X. L., only soc per
yard
- pieces 20 ihch AL Wool Foul,s. in all
the leading plain shakes, myrtle green lizard.
olive, bronze, seal. iah4c, ciiir. prilurllf.,
wine, erenat, marine, lazy, ~, yr ouy 80
cents Ter yard.
% inch Cancels Hair Ser4r>, in gray aud
brown mixtures. good s"rvicrarr cloths, only
% cents Der yard.
10 inch Ali Wool Chew is, in /. lalr ,i.zrn
choice dark shades, worth 81 e, only "a cents
per yard.
To lend additional i'.trrrst I" III, sale
We have included i pieces of - inrn All wooi
IrcotS-brown shades only- lli.l were tx
per yard. This is the first TIM 10 Triro,s
wer' ever offered al - cents per yard.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
GLOVE, For ONE DOLLAR.

lmcc lois which We r"nsil'r cXrr'I'ni val
IirS.
Ladies ! Button Siirtlr Gloves, all the new
SHAKES. embroidered i'll fancy and self coIors.
Daly ST per pair. Ladies' Baton Length
English Driving Gloves, embroidered backs,
-,'t,, rl-iic, and duia'lr. Only - per pair
Misses ! Button >ur,.r GI.y,.S, variety If new
autumn >hatte>, rIubrodcrrd uIrk,. Only 81
per pair.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

The great statue of Abraham Lincoln was
unseiIed Monday afternoon at Lincoln park,
Chicago, in the presence Of Large crowd by
little abe Lincoln, the son CT Robert /.
Lincoln. \ tremendous shout went up from
the 5000 people assembled, and !. Mas joined
F. Withrow, one OF the trustees of the Bates
fund. out of which the cost of the statue was
betrayed, formally presented the figure T." The
Lincoln parkboard, and Mr.. W. {. Cloudy re-
pie on behalf of the board. The Grafton was
delivered by the Hon. Leonard SWEET, whose in
innate political, social and domestic relations
with the great President have made him one
of tie best informed men row living on Lin
coins life.
The impressive shown. OF DItotas re-
sources, made in the recently published report
of the governor of the Territory, is supple
mented and emphasized by a colored illustra-
ton, issued by the Commissioner of lmmi-
grafton. when pictures Dokata as nnrollng
before the admring eyes of Uncle sam the
record of her resources, while Liberty com
plets the halffinished work Of inscrbing the
name Dakota upon roll Of The states OF TIN"
Union. which shows their comparative re-
sources and fills the background OF the Illus
tration. In area, population, miles OF railroad
number of post offices and newspapers, eNp-n-
dicures for the support If public schools, gram
production and other significant items Dak"-
Ia is shown TO rank among the states She
has the area and resources 10 j'ISilty DIVISION
of the territory into two stGes, II her people
desire it. \ vote will soon be taken on TINS
issue through the " hole territory, and any I'M
misakable expression OF "EIEI"n by The IA
kotans on the slh-cl should he nee i'I ny
CONGRESS in making Il new STATE His wint"r.-
Dakota has grown biz anl s'rnnE aud j, nd
Gu 04s in baby clothes.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

y Welsvillr. Ohio p cial says: The hur-
licane which blew all OF Monday has slbSi-
,la,. and to Illi, may lee a!tij2H'c,l the SAVING
of the town Of Empire from complete irs g'ir-
ton hv The terrible forest ire. The ire is now
under control All the valuable property IN
the plac" was sasei, OWN; to tl"' wort ii The
citizens day aud night. The railroad c,'ra-
pany sent large free of mon on special
train to the scene, ana they rendered heroic
service The drought in this section coiilim
ue> The woods at Industry have been burn
ing for two days. Yesterday 1 tire broke ou
in S.,ll,-,'s woots al s;alineyllc, and burned
several acres # valuable Timber. The loss is
unllnow n.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28

Tie Navy Department has been ini'tlme!
of the death Of Commodore William Gibson
at Atlantic City on the 23d. H. was native
of Mary land, but was appointed to the Navy
FROM Pennsylvania in 1871. served as md
shipman during the Mexican war. Eally in
the rebellion he was commissioned As iieuiel-
ant commander and commanded a gulrbHat
during the operations on the JImr> Hy"r--
He commanded one 4 Il" h"nria.'S IN i 4"
operation of Chall,.,iown and dIs!iI4s ni>hett
himself in many ways. II. WAS rtirrd as
commander in 1867, hut was at"rNard rr-
stored ! q the active list.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
SAKS & CO.,
Clothes, Hats, Shoes, and Furnishings
Urn e MArKrr SrAcn
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
IL. ~
In tie Circuit Court t;r Prince Georyc.
County, OctoLer Tern, 1851.


To the Creditors Of Ch"rLcS {. West:
vOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, lha'
i Charles &. West, of Prince Georges
County, Maryland, an inSolrrn' debtor, hay
in. filed his petition to TT discharged from all
his debts and liabilities undtr Article i"r!y-
eight Of the Code OF Public General Laws of
the Stale Of Maryland. a. amended b. HE y I
Of 1880. Chapter ~, aud such petition b ia.
now pending, a meeting of The creditors az
such insolvent debtor will be held on the
29gih Day Of OctObPr. ST..
AT II o'CLoCK NJ,
at the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Coat
for Prince Georges County, for the purpose
of proof of claims, propoundins OF inte r"Sa-
tories and the Seec ion of perm lnrht trustee
or trustees.
WILLIAM STANLEY.
Oct. 2l-2t Prelim nary Trustee.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-10-28
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
Foe the House Of Dc1rgatr#:
Frederick Sassccr,
James +. HALEY.
v iliiam \, Moloy.
!"r County Treasurer:
James L. Perkins.
Far states AttorMGv:
+. Snowdcn Hill.
Far County .AcriG':.
Il. Wesley Eeall.
For ne Orphma&' Co'rt:
Charles +. Coffin.
j. Benson lrrric,
Francis II. Smith.
Par County Commissioners
Fielder c. nuvalI,
John L. Waters,
Benjamin +. DuvalI,
William N. Callahan.
John l.. Warning.
Far Co;nfy Surveyor:
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